He will replace the former president of the IAGR, Susan Hensel who was also the director of licensing for the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.
The position Mr Meng takes up is one a rotation basis and lasts for one year, the organisation is made up of global gaming regulatory bodies.
In the same statement, the IAGR said it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Great Britain Gambling Commission in Oslo, Norway on Sept 30. The MOU reaffirms the commitment of both parties to collaborate in areas such as information and knowledge sharing, exchange visits and training opportunities.
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